Tapping into existing infrastructure capacity

The game-changing potential of the Infrastructure Bank goes far beyond increasing carpooling rates.

Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi, centre, pictured with Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, left, is the minister responsible for the Infrastructure Bank. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

BY VIJAY GILL

January 30, 2017

Federal investment plans including the Canada Infrastructure Bank should be looking for new ways to fund and finance projects that drive up productivity of existing assets. To start, it can create incentives for efficient infrastructure use by favouring projects that are designed to make better use ...

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